Bwalya fights back at FIFA ban
African footballing great, Kalusha Bwalya has said that he will appeal Fifa’s ethics committee’s ruling to ban him from football for two years.
Police nab `fake’ herbalist, 2 account clerks over N2.2m fraud
The Police say it has arrested a self-acclaimed herbalist and two account clerks of a feeds mill in Badagry for allegedly defrauding the company of N2.2 million.
China delays mosque demolition after protest
Authorities in northern China delayed the demolition of a massive mosque on Saturday after thousands of people demonstrated to stop its destruction, local residents said, amid a nationwide government drive to tighten restrictions on religious activities.
Ramaphosa praises Kabila’s ‘respect’ for DR Congo constitution
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Friday praised Joseph Kabila, the outgoing Democratic Republic of Congo head of state, for his “respect for the constitution”, according to a statement.
ASUU rejects DELSU’s ‘clock-in and cock-out’ policy for academic staff
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka branch, has rejected the “clock-in and clock-out” policy recently introduced for academic staff by the institution’s management.
Kabila’s stepping down as DRC President excites UN
The UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, has commended the President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Joseph Kabila’s decision not to stand in elections scheduled to take place on Dec. 23.
